Monthly Archives: October 2006

THAT’S IT, MR. SORKIN. GOODBYE.

By | October 2006

Dear Aaron, I think I’ve been faithful enough to your two most distinguished achievements in television history to refer to you by…

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THAT’S IT, MR. SORKIN. GOODBYE.

Dear Aaron, I think I've been faithful enough to your two most distinguished achievements in television history to refer to you by your first name, and...

Reviews

STUPIDITY (DVD)

America! The country that has accepted stupidity and ignorance with open arms. Reality shows, glorified karaoke contests, MTV, “Jackass,” a spoiled...

IS GOOGLE KILLING YOUTUBE?

When Google acquired YouTube, it went against all good business sense and practice. Here was a company in YouTube that had never shown a profit in any way,...

Blogs

IT’S ALL OVER BUT THE SHOUTING

While I planned to blog like a mofo, it just didn't happen. But, in a half exhausted/half drunken stupor I will now attempt to replay my Austin Film...

Reviews

MARIE ANTOINETTE

Writer-director Sofia Coppola has an affinity for telling stories about what it means to be a girl. In her breakthrough film “Virgin Suicides” (1999),...

News

STAN LEE IS A MASTER STORYTELLER

Hollywood's Master Storytellers series presents Stan "The Man" Lee and Kevin Smith LIVE! On Monday, October 30th at 7:30pm, Hollywood's Master Storytellers...

EXCESS HOLLYWOOD: WORKING CLASS HEROES

Fritz Lang’s “Metropolis.” That scene where the workers are reporting to work conveyer belt style. Every time I watch that scene I can’t help but...

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STILL LIFE

The Austrialian short “Still Life” focuses on an aging divorced man who joins an art class and becomes smitten with the female model hired to pose for...

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MARIE ANTOINETTE

Marie Antoinette was born Maria Antonia in 1755, the daughter of Austrian Emperor Francis I. At 14, she was married off to Louis XVI of France to preserve...

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FLAGS OF OUR FATHERS

The raising of the American flag over Mt. Suribachi on the island of Iwo Jima marked a turning point in both the perception and direction of the War in the...

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